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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-27

We lave employed for short time
hrst class UPHoLsTERER and those
who have MATTRESSES, LOUNGES
etc. in ueedof repair should embracsthiu
opportunity to have then, put in good
order. This workman will remain but
short time and those. who desire to
avail themselves Of his services must
bring their york AT ONCE. This ia
the best opportunity you will ever have
to get yonr upholstering done with
nsatness and dispatch. -
OILS BRowR & HosKIHs.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-27

What is believed 70 be the greatest
oil and gas well in the world has just
been struck at North Baltimore, Ohio.
The oil is sent mp into the air with tre-
msndous force. Everything for half a
mile from the we'll il dripping with
OIL" says the report, and ''it IL estimat.
cd that O,o0O. 900 feet Of gas and 1900
barrels OF oil are esosping daily"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-27
Suss RseoAvsa

? Over two hundred new, samples for
custom msdS Fau and Winter Clothing.
II you want Z fine suit Of clothes made
to order; latest IN style. perfect in Al,
tset In quality and cheapest In price.
CONE and look at. my samples. Yoa
can't hslp bsiSe suited. H@ r.
~ ID. HEENnAH1.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-27
MumAOIda M0Bse.

Having resumed the management Of
this popular Hotel, I desire to inform
my old customers and the public gener-
ally that good accommodations at rea-
souabIe prices will be maintained.
TIE BAR
Will DO stocked with fne Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. Liquors by the
glass, bottle or gallon. Giys the Hum
boldt call. e.
ga Egrs. Jo. LAN0.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-27
Lest.

A note Of ave hundred dollars signed
by Charles LatnPman and Adelbert
Leach, made payable BY my order All
persons are, hereby notified not 70 NO
gotiate che Same as payment thereon
has been stopped. :, -.
3 4, g.u -o, J. B. Moons.
Elko, Sept. 26, 1887. .1w-d lm-w. b.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-27

noapas RhEa PatsAA e'ethes yrinesr =:
nOt ~ .A1. te! e.. po..ion. Z
Cincinnati Enquiries (Dem.)-It IL
conceded thatA nltASr tha Ri 1blican
nof The Dsmocratie party can succeed
in the presidential contest Of 1888 with
out the electoral yots Of the State of
New York. But neithsr party IL pre-
pared TO oonOeda that the vote Of New
York This fan viii dsttrmine her vote
nsxt tan. -: !. a'ls .'....A
Yankee Blads-"Do yo1. realize,
SiI," said . lone-haired passenger,
"that there ID One Who sees and hears
all we do. who can solve our inmost
Thoughts, aud before whom We ars bot
crushed worms1" l3
!''Give ~ your hand, stranger" re-
piled the other. az know just how you
feel. I'm married myself" rs >
Agent Fairchild informs M that
parties who desire to attend the Wells
ball on Oct. 9Th. can. obtain . permit to
go up on . freight train by notifying
him Of the TACT on the evening Of the 4th
OF morning Of thu. 9th. Should the.
passenger train Do late on the evening
OF the otn Il would % necessary to 60
up during the day in order to enjoy the
: -. eeO'." .''''
"oSopn DOeS'Ass' . oaPlt0AAss OF VIZ
Sln1~ oA'S' rol"'eO % o0oy subpoena
sent nun 70 appear as . witness In the
'NSuoo N0"r. ~nu '"nen 0tousns IN oy
sO ''t '"'e0 'ne 'eSuOe 90
e" "~' n"'" "Aoo
~. o'.'op' "uu i""oeu IA 'ne county
". w % SEASON spout "
oA AS p"4S sI' PAW AZ" sAs re-
'oA'eU ltO" ou''0uS'
The New York Star agAin appeHls for
'Ps'yHe ~ s "'e. UE~"' monument
C.-.N,! . $500 ' su'A
s. .H' - .'S o. % tho
..e y s ~ sNoA money
''so' ~-N o. ,o S " 7"
49, -."-' " N, ~ "A" s1' ~O,A
us. 80 -, s ,.n SU. - sn. 1snas'
.,T,,ss.. - s-o 49,
~. 80 80 poo"
- $3.50. @ ' "'' inc
E,srT; i l.. j.. (.,JA.3& 4
ourseyor'1eneral h1tee' OF Arizona'
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-27

! have on hand about loo pair;
LAdi.. 2 button Kid Gloves, sizes 9, az,
eH, and eH. which I will close out It
the above price. Don't miss this ehanc.
Of getting pair of Kid Glow, ); cheap.
S-19 ~ II. RruHAH1.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-27
Ani AAsalIase Oars.

TAS ORIGINAL ApIRTINR oIMIMRNT 70
oniy pa, Ap "a iafas. svo-ounSs tin boxes. and
o GA Associate ears fos old Sersa, barns,
Nouhds, shsppld kahds, aed siI stin sTup-
tons. WIZ positively SdSt slI Eibds u 'Diiss.
Ask fet Aihs ORi8tEAI. ABIKTINE ONT
KENT. sSid by .. 4. Ms,lsv - - cents peg
Yea -hy asl - oents.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-27

/ Stop at Moryau's Blacksmith shop
whore you eau gst horse shooting,
wagon repairing aud ell kinds VI black
.splithinR done on short notice. salts.
fa,tion guaranteed ~ " quality Of
work aud price.
l.. Z. MohoAN.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-27

Fac UaAversai Gem blnasI~n
Eence.
Proof against all animals from q rab-
bit to mad steer. Prices - follows:
Z inch mesh per rod xl.S5
8 inch mesh por rod $l.15
Pointed Pieksts s ots per rod extra.
Reduction on large orders.
Manufactured BY, a,arf
WM O. YoUH0,
Elko, New.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-27

Uncle Billy Ha1oltine, came down
from Hslleck this morning.
A nice lot Of remnants In GinghAnG,
ooly 3 cents yard, at Rossnstock's.
Mems Ane UnderxsAr. also nn0 lot
q Clothing and ovsrsOAts, at Rein-
hArt'L
Mrs.. ga. Bowser. nAns up from Car.
lin last evening and returned this morn
ing.
Frank Daldn Is not feeling quite %
we'll to-day. He il restless and has
little or NO appetite.
The Aneat lot Of Dress Goods tha,
vAs ever brought to this town 10 now
displayed ct Reinhart's
JAlf. Chartz has retired from the Viz.
ginia City Evening Report. That pa
per will be published henoeforth by D.
L. Brown.
Quite . number Of tho citizens of
Cariin are here as witnesses. In. tho
Gifath case now on trial in the Dis
trict Court.
NV. @. B.. Allen, Of the ghoshone
Journal. gave the INDErtHDEar q
friendly call this morning. Mr.. Allen
is en- route to Reno and the State
Fair.
Idaho Avslanche:-A contemporary
saga tho saloon shouid be taken out Of
polities. Just for starter We win sua-
ee"t that the politicians be taken ont Of
the saloons. ,s-sz.a-s;
y Tho Eureka Sentinel gives notice that
II will cease publication as daily after
October LIST, times being too dull on the
Base Range 20 warrant its appearance
ottener than once o week.
Lucy Parsons, wife OF Anarehist Par-
sons, was arrested in Chicago last week
for distributing copies Of her husband's
address to the public on the streets, IN
violation Of . city ordinance. -
Appeal:-There is trouble i0rtho Vir-
giufa School Board over the change Of
school books and Prof. Bray IL charged
With issuing certifcates for money. A
acknowledgements will be made.
The Sunday School Library has inst
bsen rspisnished with large lot Of
new and intsfaatfng books which will
furnish profitable reading matter for
both old and young during the long
evenings et the coming Winter.
4 yoanR woman haa been arrested in
Gan Francisco for enticing young girls
into studio..tO have theiy pictures
tGEen In q nude state. The woman
Who preys on, the innocepes Of child.
hood should be souhdiy punished for
Il. & - sv,,1.e.,. se y
The Ketales sigters, OF Paradise VAL
I-y. Humboldt county,, came OF vietori.
ous in tho sladies' tournament at the
California State Faif. Miss J. Kemlor
being awarded the hrGt. prize and Miss
A. Kemlcr che third prize, there being
nine conpetitOrs. g-s.
The execution Of John Kernaghan in
the San Frassisco coanty jail last FRI
day was the twentieth hNnsing that has
taken plaee, thsrc., Nicholas Graham,
who murdered JAwsa 'Rrooks end was
hanged Nay 80, 1855. bling the arst
who died nlthe jail sca6old.
A "Psls Face" iAs.a eommauioation
to the Silver Stats related the charge
that Matches vas :shcasea cut Of his
crop. He Gays that Matches never did
anything toward raising the crop. not
withstandin9 which Sarah Winnemucca
offered hm 17s which he refused.
Having located 10 Elko I am pre-
pared to all orders for Painting, Grain
Ing and Paper Hanging. Ceiling Deco
rAHons speciality. All work Arvt
Ssas. Leave ordss4 Vt BsowA 4 Hos
Z
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-27
FIRST DAY.

flhSt M. -
FIRST RAoE-ons:hsn mil. ana
repeat. best two in three, free for all.
tOhSE ~. 49, -. $2oo 90
First horse, $50 90. Second horis.
$50 90. ;ase. -
4. SECOND RAoE-oas-quart.r nib
dash, free fog all. a-. :,
PURSE . .~..... go Ob
THIRD RAoE-siz hundred yard
dash. free for all. go.
PURSE :. go 90
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-27
aain.

!. Theold Stage Stable, ness the resi-
,denos Of Q. q. Warner. II offered for
salp.. RoE further particulars call on or
9 dress, t$.. Il
. ESQ. 5, ..nt: iafr' Il. B1LxEx.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-27
Braaa NosIse.

Notes. Is hereby given that ell stock,
horse" or cattle, branded SO belong to
the undersigned, as the said brand WAS
recorded in the records OF EIko county
by my late husband, 4. P. banning. on
tho LIST day OF May, 1885, and the own
ership thereof has never been trans.
IorEoo' E1 ~ 80. - -" =; =.
a MIS-. FRAHo1s BANNING.
Ola.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-27

The balance Of the panel was relieved
from further attsndanco until .Wednes-
day morning, the 28th instant.
The trial of Tho case was then er.
tered upon and is still in progress AZ
we 60 to press.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-27
He'd Neck SaI0On.
UNDER MASONIC HALL.
H. Nc ADAMS, Proprietor.

Thislpopular resort has recently been
placed in first class repair and
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-27
%. r HAnxsr.

Helen n. Coke Rsisas that The "Klss-
ss on her bsow ase ths,siehsat diadtsn .
Soaaa's saul aseass@, ~" And now
comes an eHohsnNs phisl scenarios that
. fsIlOu sho hssss 4 yoeas lady on her
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-27
DIsrnlOH COUNT.
HoN. R. B. B1oEIow, Judge,
Tuesday, September ~, 1887

Tuesday, September ~, 1857.
% The jury in The case Of tho State Of
Nevada VI. George w. Griffith was
completed last evening, and consists Of
the following named gentlemens !
A. L. Bright, J. j. May,
A. E. Lewis, a.l.s J. Plunkett,
II. NJ. Smith, Merritt Wines,
H. A.. Buttles, James Pritchstt,
W. G. Price, il. WiSeman,
Nephi Bsll, .....- T. G. Port.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-27

Uncle Billy Hass,tine. came down
from Halleck this morning.
A nice lot Of remnants in GinGhAnAS,
ooly 3 cents yard, at RosenStock's.
Mems 6ne Unde11sAE. also nn0 lot
q Clothing and 0vsrsOAts, at Rein-
hArt'0,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-22

The wedding Of member OF the Signal ONCE
HAn yesterday, and HIS immediate departure on
. honeymoon Journey, give color to the suspicion
That he Is the man who set the cold wave story
aooat, and Is getting out OF the way Of the wrath
- come when the Thermometer persistentiy clinzs
70 the eighties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-22

HkALIS0 BIZ LAYING ON OF HANDS-NYI;.
vousness. HysfeHs. Wakefulness, Impaired Vital.
gu. medicine or removal Of clothing Diseases of wo-
~sn Specially. b W. 7. PARKER. 40 10Th St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-22

Among the graduates OF Cornell University this
year Is one young man who proclalms himself an
anarchist IL Is hard TO tell which deserves the
more 70 be eongratulated-the institution for
panS relieved OF his presence or society at large
on account OF the early age which his attack on
moral measles will have set In ana spent Itself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-22

STUDY Ecosonr
By attending the Remnant and Hsrgsin saiss q
LANSBURGH BRO.
This TAursday and Friday.
Hundrsds Of Remnants IN desirable shades aod IN
convenient 1ongths
Dozens Of Odds and Ends that go 1t . s.crinos
Bargains Of every description.
200 BON TON AND MIKADO BUsTLES
will be sold ct 15c. .
These are In good condition. Both Bustles combine
feasibility, Axmness and durability
Bargain for any one needing hustle.
500 DOZEN LADIES' ALL-L1NEN CAPE COLLARS,
in five different styles,
ct &C. each, worth 100
500 BOXES TOURIST RUCHING,
12c. per box.
These contain yards to q box, nicely put up, and
Just the thing for ps0n' that contemplate leaving for
SPECIAL SALE OF WHITE GOOD REMNANTS, as
followa:
Of Plain India Linen, at SC. per yard worth
&c.
This lot coussss of full pieces and win cut any guam
tity asked for.
small lotof Plaid Nainsook different styles At 30
per yard, worth &c.
Ceases Of Checked Nansook. in cream and white, 1t
&c. worth 1Oc. They are full pieces will cut any
quantity demanded.
case OF Crinkisd Lace stripe Remnants, at &C. per
ya1d worth KAc.
case Of Fine French Satin Plaid Organdies. beauti-
ful designs. at 10c. per yard, worth 15c
quantity OF Honey Comb, Double Faced PiQue. IN
cream and white at 1870. worth 25c.
Several cases Of Normandy Dentelie Stripe, superb
patterns. 12x and &c., worth considerably mora
And an immense lot Of Odds and Ends, Remnants
from our regular stock of White Goods at almost
nothing, in order to close them out.
WE HAVE ALSO ON SALE A LOT OF SEERsUCK-
Frs AND BINGHAM REMNANTS, DIFFERENT
STYLES AND PRICES. AT ABOUT HALF
THEIR REGULAR VALUE.
small lot Of Fine Lawn Remnants, in ueht and
dark patterns, ut 90. yard, worth ct least 1Oc
In order to give all our patrons the bent of m Ex-
cepional Bargain we have another Of the
famous German Feather-Proof Bed Ticking at ID and
An excellent lot of Light and Dark Figured Satteen
Remnants. at SC. per yard. worth 12hc.
A full line Of Wamsutta Bleached Sheetfng and Pill
low Case Remnants. at the following low figures:
Width, 91S. 4S-inch, 5Oinch, 8x4 and 1Ox4
Price. lie. 12kc. lac. l0c. CSC.
the most desirable length Of Remnants shown to
any public
Several cases Of Plain Eatteen Remnants most all of
the best Home productions, in light medium and dark
eolors, at 1870. per yard, worth 20 and Csc
We will now inform you that the most important
fact IN our advertisement is the Great Sacrifice offer
in our Fancy Curtain Draperies. as follows:
l0c. Draperies reduced to TIC.
12hc. "1Oc
15c. "12Hc.
1Sc. "l5c
Now is the time to adorn your curtainless windows
which adds to the establishment and comfort of your
house.
REMEMBER WE ALWAYS HAVE THE GOODS WE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-22

NTOORE'S HOTEL AND SUMNER RESORT.
VI Ieonar'itown, st. Mary's Co, Md. Terms: n
30 per day, 42o per month $9 per week. yENAy
salt Mater bathing, Fishing. Grabbing, Boat.
Sue aud Thompson HERBERT +. MOORE, Prop.
te22. Inn 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-22

Governor Hill has signed the bill prohibiting the
use Of stoves for heating passenger trains on the
railways In New York state. This is more i'm.
portanr step In the direction OF reform than at
nrst appears; for the railway connections between
New YORK and all other parts or the Union are
intimate and whatever affects that state Affects
all her sisters more or less directly The tendency
among passenger railways is toward consolidation.
and the company wAicli can advertise the greatest
number OF trains between TITO given points awith
out Change OF cars prides itself vastly upon the
showing. OF course, all this encourages the hone
That when the railroad commissioners or New York
have made IL apparent tina. no passenger car viii
be permitted, on any pretense, 10 traverse that
state with stove Tor It's heating apparatus most
OF the through trains from New England to the
West and South. ali those which have their start
Ing point L. New York CITY, and a large share of
chose bound westward from the Jersey shore Will
nave ~ succuu.5 Gld U.s. some or the more modern
dsytceA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-22
JUNE INVESTMENTS.

JUNE INVESTMENTS
49, Erie ply; Bait and 0hi9l 1st g, 1909:
Hooking Valley and Toledo] Ist 7s, 1908.
ONO AND VEST VIRGINIA HALLWAY iColumbus
ST. Io6 vNb en1 AND TERkA HSHE fauar
Terra Haute and 1ndp. and PittA, Gin. and St.
DETkoiT. MoNRoE AND TOLEDO [auar. Lake
Shore and Mich South LIST az, 1905.
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA [Guar. Pitts, Fl
p MsYge and Chisago} Gold 1st g 1922: -.
Northwestern LIST 7s. 1915.
ESCANABA. AND LAKE SUPERIOR R,Y fChicaso
and NorthMesternl LIST 6s, 1901:
Divl LIST 6s, 1920.
CHARLES T. WING,
je20.6t No. 10 Wall street.
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SnoEs Ar AND Below Cosr

ARTHUR NArrAss
Pharmacist
18th and ANT I'd and % sts NV
Specialties for thc rest Of the week.
YOUNG PEOPL Els PERFUMES.
Colgate Co. New York make rs 4 Bottles In box
reduced to 20c per box very cheap for fine perfumes
the assortment consists Of Violet ylau9 Wang Helio-
trops aud Cashmere Boouet
ENGLISH PROCESS SOAP,
colsstc's, Brown Windsor. Honey. Elder Flower.
olycefns and Turtle Oti-,b. Cakes reduced to Zoe.
each or 81 per dozen. well worth trial Really ane
Soap for comparatively man price. Colossal soep
0lycerne. very large Cake reduced to 100 per sste
splendid for the bath 4 ,eD1
NJ CUNNINGHAH. THE WKIIrKNOWT sHzT.
Nte te{ AXE orders for new 6ilk Hata; 6tr1w Teil
ana Light od0 Hats Cleaned. No brunch ETScforT
snd reafdenoe 1910 9Th q. NV. bet md O. fnyi8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-22

Nj. Sanus; j1aepl.s. OF Philadelphia. announces
MS intention 10 ran FOR Congress next year
Sailoi Samuel j. R;lfs.a,i, unless some stronger
Io.a 1rj-sr4. Only four years ago Nr. Josephs
vs. .r. Ri.il;is oool iricul, AMI declared In the
s.t<:;s- ri Washington that, IL Randall were de-
feate! "a the spsaAer5b2 contest then impending.
hot 'irdiss;rat Ia Philadelphia would 60 to the
nstt,dh c1.syeaLi1a tn next year. In brief, the
Iase OF Tue party hung upon Mr.. Randi,rs becom-
Ing speaker Ii may be recalled that Mr. Randall
was not elected; that the democratic party was
mol broken up b. LL, defeat: and that Phtladel.
phia vi Is represeare. In the customary manner at
Tie eo''v':nt,on OF 1ss4- Unless Mr. Josephs has
haas2y"d decidedly q prophet his prediction for
lSrs5 MI lot C.rry u great deal OF weight. even
though hi own agency viii have so much 10 do
With its fa.uifneat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-22

The Treasury makes out a very satisfactory
statement for itself OF the size OF the surplus ana
Its chances OF diminution. The administration
has resolved. evidently not to admit the necessity
FOR al extra session OF Congress II It can pos
seiy be avoided From one reading OF the
ngures there VIII not be any surplus 70 dispose OF
two mouths hence.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

ISoR RENT-oFFICE RooMs-1HE ENTIRE
a thlrd noor of 1919 st. adjoining sun Building
from July LIST. Apply W. RILEY DEEBiE leaO-lm
EoR RENTING NICE OFFICE ROOMS LOWER
Moor o3o st NV. after July 4. 1887 at sti5 Der
ouxhly rcuoyate rooms. ~
JOHN Z. BEALL Co,
se'-ssH 1921 Il w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-22

The der',soa OF part OF the cittzene OF the
county u break from the citizens, resnrsento,,yo
coaalai,ses, and have a little COMMITTEES OF their
Own, Is somewhat dlscouraging 70 those who wish
for general committee, representing all sections
which can give harmonious aud united, and, there.
fore effective assistance to the work OF adyanc,no
the interests OF all parts Of the District. gen.
erai committee can address Congress or the lccs,
AUTHORITIES with weight which win BE- denied
local associations or committees. s1uabb,inp with
ana obstructing one another. Self-control ana
soGe sacrifices Will be required fro:a the ioca,
bodies ami Individual citizens but IL they s,oop IL
viii be 70 conquer. The District must Organize
and concentrate It's forces IL it expects to make
any impression upon Congress, and it Is to be
hoped that the experiment OF a general represeu.
tAtiye commtttee will be k.ven 0 fair trial
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TINS Goops FoR WARm WnArHEB

L HIN UOODS Il Or WARM WEATHER.
90 pieces Striped and Figured CRAZY CLOTH. 12kc.
case Cream CRINKLES. &C., reduced from &c.
2 cases Colored Stripe and Check SEERSUCKERS
8, 10, 1Skc.
500 yards CHAMBRAY. &c.. reduced from 12hc
so pieces French ORaANDIE. 12,sc-. former price
18c.
Is pieces Hair-Line TAKoAL, 1Oc.
5000 yards Figured LAWNS, &C., &C., loo.
French and American SATTEENS.
30 pieces NUNS YELLING, all colors $50
a. inch Albstross CLOTH. 50c.
ALL OF OUR DRESS GOODS AT REDUCED
PRICES.
A Hamsutta Pride-of-the-Wes and Fruit-ofthe-
Loom COTTON. in to 10 yards lengths $50.
Ladies' Gauxs VESTS, 25c. aud 37hc
Gents Bslbrig8an and Gxuzs SHIRTS, ESQ
200 pieces Elegant Quality summer GINGHAMS
1Oc.
We are Offering some Special Bargains in Plain and
Fancy STRAW MATTTNGS.
FLOOR oIL-CLOTHs and CARPETS
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636 Psnnsylvama ave-. south hide.
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THE CONCORD HARNESS."
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Beware Of Limitations.
h Sure Of Name and Number
LuTz BRO. 497 pExsA. AVENUE,
Adjoining National Hotel
Tfnks and Satchels Of the Best Makes at very Gov
Pfdcea Trunks repaired By skilled workmen 3e21
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Office. SeSS-ot
VNANTED-LOTS-THE NATIONAL CAPIIALiN,
w vestment Co.. Samuel II. NN6er' Rfssd,snI o5O
critics. large small in any sccuo9s promptly pur-
chased if found to be . bargain. myE.-om
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STAND FEox UNDER
THE MOST THOROUGHLY SWEEPING
BONA FIDE REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF BOYS AND CH1LDRENs
EVER ATTEMPTED IN THE HISTORY
OF THE BUSINESS.
OUR REASONS IMAGINABLE
AND PLAINLY
STATED.
THE GOODS ARE HERE, MODELS OF
THEIR KIND.
PERFECT IN EVERYTHING.
WI DON'T WANT THEM
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

y.CE EEST-fN TUr HioHEST. COOLEST AND
n,ost desirable ra,t Of ths city, near Ascension
ennieh seTerM new aud hsldsomely furnished,
are siry kocnis l. gen-.c:lCn Only Inquire ut
- In sthN heb vs.
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Observation-Disclosures
COUNTRY BOARD.

GUNNER BOARD IN FINE AND HEALTHY
- location; high and shady grounds; large roorns.
railroad telegraph, telephone communications and
Va. teIs sovy.
GUNNER B0ARDERS WANTED AT FARM.
- House, within three and half miles OF Metrupol-
itan Branch Is and D X. X plenty of shade, milk and
ice. For particulars apply 70 H. X BENSON Il o.
Oney, Montgomery Co. Md. 1el5- lw.
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Ss(soMFoRT RETREAT" fNEAR HARPERH
NE.r-y) T-;se u nsi.le, and al advantages pocrss
eary to promote confor Istronsge soiicIssd
pleasure 10 rnsst. Pun particulars zi,plicntion
jel-3al u. Il. CLARK Keep lrysi. wssh Co., Nd
EIksr-cI-Ass BOARD t1cELLENr sPkIN0
IL water, fruit, milk and shade " miles frum ases
per's Ferry, nearest Is minutes walk Asldress
W. s. Eg,n. Keep 1syst =. ", Warrington County u
my3-.mo